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A FAMILY ALBUM, MADE TOGETHER

What was
that day like?

Ask someone who was there. A familiar photo can lead to a story you have never heard.

Send a photo or a question to family and friends. Keep their memories in an album you make together.

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Free during early access. Contributors need no account.

A side of Dad you never knewInteractive sample
Dad's memoriesSample
A real illustrative photograph of hands playing a guitarA story about Dad and his guitar (fictional example)
You, looking at the photo

Dad is quiet at home. When I heard he played guitar as a student, I asked an old friend about it.

What does Dad's old friend remember?

An illustrative real photograph with a fictional story.

Begin with one questionYou review every storyShare with invited people

A LITTLE OF THEIR LIFE

Someone remembers
a story you don't know.

Ask your parents, their old friends or the relatives who watched your children grow. Begin with just one question.

01What were you passionate about before you became a parent?Ask your parent or family02What moment from your school days together really captures what they were like?Ask a parent's old friend03What moment from their childhood do you still remember?Ask the family of someone getting married

WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE KEEPING A BOOK

The stories you gathered.
A book to read together.

For a parent's birthday or retirement, or your child's wedding. Gather the photographs and the words that make them who they are. An album alone is lovely, too.

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Digital books are free during early access. Printed books are in preparation.

Concept of a printed memory book, open to a photograph and a friend's story
Printed book concept. Printed books are in preparation; specifications are not final.
Turn through three sample books

OPEN A LITTLE OF THEIR LIFE

A photograph.
The words that belong beside it.

Choose a person, then turn through ten memories. Three fictional books to help you imagine your own.

Including the side of you we never knew.

Happy 60th birthday, Dad.

Read from the cover
The father as a schoolboy fixing a bicycle bell while his sister waits nearby (generated image, fictional example)
When the toolbox was his favoriteA fictional memory

MEMORY01

Keeper of the red toolbox

At primary-school age, you managed the red toolbox as if it belonged to you. When my bicycle bell stopped ringing, you spread newspaper in the hall and repaired it.

“Don’t leave it in the rain next time,” you said importantly. But your back looked rather pleased as you put the tools away.

From your sister

Told by UsWords worth keeping.

01 / 10 memories · Keeper of the red toolbox

Who came to mind as you read?

One question is enough to begin. Collecting is free during early access.

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See the questions behind this bookPlan a book to giveTry your own cover & dedication

These examples use fictional people and stories with generated photographs. The on-screen layout is a reading preview, not a physical print proof.

Your stories. Your circle.

Your album is for you and the members you invite. You review each contribution before it is shared, keeping their words as they wrote them.

How we look after your memories
Do I need a special occasion?

No. An ordinary day is a good day to ask about an old photograph. You can collect stories about someone who is here with you or remember someone you have lost.

Does everyone need an account?

The organizer and members who view the album need accounts. Someone replying through a contribution link can send a story and photo without registering. That link does not let them browse the album.

Do I have to make a book? What does it cost?

You can simply keep sharing the album. Collecting memories, the basic digital book and viewing PDF export are free during early access. Printed books are in preparation; their price and launch date are not yet set.

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